Police arrest four men, seize roosters and gambling items in Mukah cockfighting raid
摘要
四名本地男子因涉嫌参与斗鸡活动，在砂拉越沐胶一油棕园内的空旷区域被警方逮捕。警方在接获情报及公众信息后，于下午约2时展开突击行动。现场人员发现斗鸡活动后四散逃离，警方追捕并扣留了四名年龄介于30至48岁的嫌犯。行动中起获三只活斗鸡、一只死鸡、两个斗鸡距、一个秤、各类赌博用具及55令吉现金。四名嫌犯尿检均呈阴性，其中一人有犯罪前科。案件援引1999年兽医公共卫
MUKAH, June 28 — Four local men were arrested for allegedly involved in cockfighting activities during a police raid at an open area within an oil palm plantation along Jalan Bayan Ulu here yesterday.
Mukah district police chief DSP Muhamad Rizal Alias said the raid was carried out at about 2pm by officers from the Criminal Investigation Division of the Mukah District Police Headquarters (IPD Mukah), following intelligence and public information.
“During the raid, a group of individuals was found engaging in cockfighting activities. Upon noticing the presence of police, all of them fled into a nearby forest area,” he said in a statement.
He added that police then pursued the suspects and managed to detain four local men, aged between 30 and 48.
“Police also seized three live roosters, one dead chicken, two cockfighting spurs, a weighing scale, various gambling paraphernalia, and RM55 in cash,” he said.
All suspects were taken to IPD Mukah for further investigation.
Urine screening tests on all four suspects returned negative for drugs. However, checks revealed that one of them had a prior criminal record.
The case is being investigated under Section 73(1)(g) of the Veterinary Public Health Ordinance 1999, which provides for a fine not exceeding RM2,000, imprisonment of up to six months, or both upon conviction.
Muhamad Rizal reminded the public not to engage in illegal gambling activities, warning that such offences not only lead to arrest and prosecution but may also cause financial hardship and social problems. — The Borneo Post
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